Sentence examples for uneven ways from inspiring English sources

Like many aspects of race in 2016, this is changing, but in uneven ways.

The 2008 presidential candidates, particularly Barack Obama, pioneered the use of online video, but state and local politicians have deployed the tool in uneven ways.

Shakespeare referenced this part of the Cotswolds in his play, Richard II, when his character the Earl of Northumberland spoke of "these high wild hills and rough uneven ways" during his army's march through the Cotswolds.

Across the country, the shutdown played out in uneven ways.

First in the ring on the uneven ways race affects a public rivalry is Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor.

The art project staunchly rejects the corporatization of gay symbols for profit, looking instead at the ways homelessness, poverty, racism, transphobia and ableism touch the lives of many queer people in uneven ways.

The problem here is the uneven way the hosts created this rehearsal dinner guest list.

For the uninitiated, the dickwolves saga began in 2010, when Messrs Krahulik and Holkins published a comic parodying the uneven way in which some video games reward ethical behaviour.

Another problem is the uneven way that standards are applied.In this section Shine a light The impossible dream Holding the bag?

Canales sings "Dos Gardenias" in an edgy, uneven way that truly opened my eyes and ears to the song's twisted premise.

A better reason for anxiety about how the campaign has unfolded is the uneven way in which the passion is distributed.